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Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
THE NEW CHINESE BANK.
Wharton Barker Of Philadelphia De
fines its Exact Status at Present.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.-Regarding the
report that Viceroy Ii Hung Chang had
Withdrawn from the arrangements made
with the Wharton Barker syndicate,
Barker said today that 1t was not likely
China would back out at this stage of the
proceedings, and authorized the fol
lowing statement: ''The imperial Chi
pese concessions for the Chinese American
bank and for the telephone were
placed in my hands Immediately on the ar
rival here of S. P. Makietchang. the special
imperial envoy sent to America to discuss
and complete business in detail. These
concessions having been accepted at that
time and having not only the signature
and seal of 5the viceroy, Ii Hung Chang,
as prime minister Of China, but also the
signatures Of three other Chinese officials,
the Chinese government can not recede
from the position taken July % and July
26. 1887, without giving me and my
associates cause for indemnity for
the loss that would follow the non.ful
fillnent of the contracts. These con-
cessions grant a perpetual charter for
Chinese and American bank with capital
of 25 900, 900 Shanghai taels. with power
TO increase to 30, 100000. The bank has
a right to coin and issue gold and silver
money. the profit on this branch of the
business to be divided into two equal parts
one to go to the government and one to
the bank. The bank has a right to issue
paper money to the amount of its capital.
The bank has 8 right to undertake the
building of railroads and other public
works. The opposition to this enterprise
had It's center In England, Germany and
France When It was known what the
prime minister had granted In behalf
of the imperial government, the
representatives Of those nations,
political and commercial, brought every
possible adverse pressure upon the Chinese
government at Pekin. S. p. Makietchang
sent cable to China last evening In which
he said that having completed negotiations
he could not undo what he had done. 1t
should be clearly understood.
"Makietchang has received no other ad-
vices from his government than to COM
plete the negotiations with all possible dis
patch. Count Mitkiewicz has been simply
the negotiator In this undertaking. The
concessions are to me, and with me and my
associates rests the whole business. Should
there be any truth in the reports published
In New York and London yesterday, and
my associates expect and will demand the
support of the government of the United
States"
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

No. /. 4 32-room house with four cor
ner lots, east and south front, large barn,
stalls for ten horses, three cisterns, two
pumps, two cellars, six piazZas, sidewalks
and fences complete, four separate coal
and out houses; street railroad passes the
door; house Is new. Entire property,
SIS, 600: one-third cash; rest on time at
low interest. Also the following fourteen
properties on Sweiters Motor Line addi
ton. within ten minutes ride Of the bust
ness center Of the city.
TAKE NOTICE.
Each of the houses mere offered at
the following cheap prices are well
built and sheeted On the outside under the
the siding, and each house is full two
stories high; having good cellar, bath
room, bath tub, seventy five barrel Cis-
tern, a vestibule and hall, buttery, a bay
window, and In each bed room closet.
Folding or sliding doors between principsl
rooms.
The lower stories of all the houses are
finished inside with block, plinth and
moulded finish and stained with rosewood,
walnut, cherry or ash stain, and well warn
ished. Each house Is adorned with beauti-
full piazzas and one or more bay windows
Each house has good barn, stable, coal
and outhouses. Good sidewalks and
fences to each, with picket fence In front.
All the houses have good transoms to all
lower story doors, hung with transom lifts.
The front doors In each house are glass
doors, moulded both side, with Bronze
night key locks. The front doors and
windows of many of the houses have col
ored side lights, and all the windows are
embelished with colored glass, some
are arched windows and some square.
/. House, corner lots. 25x140; house
of 0 rooms; price So, 500; one third cash,
rest on time.
2. House, lots, Z room house; price
$3, 625, cash 81, 100, balance on time.
3. House, s large rooms, a corner lots;
price 81, 37S; 81 200 cash, balance or time.
4. House, 4 lots, large rooms, two
bay windows; price $3,67S. cash 81, 100,
balance on time.
5. Three corner lots. house 10 rooms;
price $4, 060, cash 81 200, rest On time
6. House, 0 rooms, three lots 25x14O
price So. 900, 81, 200 cash, balance On time.
7. House, corner lots, 8 large rooms
price S., 600, cash 81 200, balance on time.
House, 4 corner lots, 25x140, z large
rooms; price s4,47S, $1,000 cash, re
matnder on time.
9 House, corner lots, 10 rooms; price
81 67S; 81, $50 cash, balance on time.
10. House, lots 25x140. IA large rooms,
9 cisterns. 2 cellars, bath rooms; price
81, ,S74, 81 200 cash, rest On tine.
II. House, 4 corner lots 25xl40, 10 rooms
price So, AIS, $1,700 cash, remainder On
time,
10. House, lots 25x140, 8 large rooms
price $4,27S, 81, 200 cash. remainder OF
time.
13 House. 8 lots 25x140. II rooms; prics
s., ,256, 81 1926 cash, remainder on time.
Any person desiring to pur-
chase or rent any cf the above
pieces Of property can obtain full
information Of me at my resi-.
dence, or at the east house or
the motor line, No. 114o avenue
F., or by note addressed to me
box TOT, posuoffice.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
T. /. FOX & SON.
MillineryDepartment

Our opening will occur October
Il and IL, next tuesday and
WednesGay, when we will show
the choicest production Of
Europe and America
We have secured, to take
charge of the trimming Depart
ment, Miss Magill who is not only
the most accomplished trimmer
in the west but has had large eX-
per1ence as a designer in New
Y Ork City. We consider our
selves remarkably fortunate in
securing her.
Our purchases include "Real
French BOnnets" imported direct
at cost varying from S25 to SS5
to import, and which usually re-
tail for prices from S35 TO $50
each, but we only ask cost on our
imported bonnetS and hats.
Don't fail ID take this OppOr-
tunlty to see as elegant GOoCS as
could be seen in any cry OF
America. T. l. FOX g son.
l22 15ON Main st.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
Surprised the Lopdoners.

LONDON, Oct. 7.-The intense interest
In the coming prize fight between Smith
and kilrain, especially the extent Of the
curiosity to see the American slugger, was
shown tonight when 600 people crowded
into St James hall to witness thel spsrring
contest between Kilrain and Mitchell.
Kilrsin was cordially received by the
crowd when introduced by Pony Moore,
Mitchell's father.in law, and acknowledged
his greeting by bowling right and left.
Moore exhibited the belt for which
Kilrain and Smith are to fight
and while showing fair play for the visitor
in the coming battle asked his hearers to
show the same spirit toward the American
In the friendly set-to which they were as
sembled to see. Jem Smith was present
and eagerly scanned the Americans points
as he appeared In fighting costume In readi-
ness for the business of the evening. To
the surprise of majority of the spectators
who had manifestly underrated Kilrsin's
ability, the American forced the fighting
In every round and In the windup brought
Mitchell to his knees. The utmost good
humor prevailed throughout, and the
crowd was well pleased with the exhibi-
ton of science and evident ability to do
hard hitting displayed by the American
pugllist, and 1t was conceded on all hands
that ne had given better entertainment
and finer display of science than Smith
has yet shown in his nightly set tos at the
Union. Nevertheless the DettiDg tonight
was 9 to l in favor Of Smith. He had en-
ormous muscle and strength carrying the
odds with 1t. After :he exhibition XII
rains dressing room was crowded with
American and English reporters and a
large number of leading sporting men.
Kilrain's gentlemanly appearance and
manners were a complete surprise TO all
who met him tonight for the first time, and
ha We told very much In his favor.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
COMPLETED Its Labors.

SPR1NGFIELD, Mass, Oct. THE final
session of the seventy eighth annual meet
Ing of the American Board was held this
forenoon and was largely attended. Rev.
DR.. G. T. Penticost offered the opening
prayer. Rev. Dr. a. H. Plumb, of Bos-
ION, offered resolution for the appoint
ment of a special committee of seventy to
investigate the methods of the prudential
committee. On motion Of Dr. Noble the
resolution was laid on the table. The
usual complimentary resolutions and fare
we'll addresses were made. The next meet
ing of the board will be held at Cleveland,
Ohio, and DR.. n J. Burton is to preach
the sermon.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
Ball and Bat.
Murdered by Bandits.

Los ANGELES, Cal. Oct. IA letter
has just been received by Gen. John Bald
win of this city from parties near Durango,
New Mexico, who say his brother. Leon
Bald Twin has been murdered by Mexican
bandits a few weeks ago, concerning which
outrage the state department has instructed
the United States coursul at Durango to
make full investigation. The letter
gives new facts concerning the affair and
States that The bandits, after robbing and
killing Baldwin, went to Ventaues and
robbed the store of an old man, taking his
son for ransom. Villagers pursued the
bandits, surprising and killing FIVE of
them. Among these was one of the muir
derers of Baldwin.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
More From Jeff.

MACON, Ga, Oct. 6-Jeff Davis has
written TO the president of the stste fair to
be held here on the Goth instant: My
condition is not materially altered since |
hsd the pleasure of seeing you here, but l
have better reason to hope that 1t my be In
my power to attend the confederate reunion
at Macon than then had. 1t has been
my sincere desire to be present on that oc,
casion and 1t Is now as when we met on the
question of physical ability to do So"
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
Chicago tirsIn .nc PROVISIONS.

OCT.
Trade on change today almt st wholly Of a
scalping character. There were many small buyers
OF wheat early in the break CT Thursday and after
prices went up G BIC the realizing began and prices
(. II back TO the starting point later In the day
prices firmed on few .ood sized local orders but
the aggregate of business was comparatively iDsis
nificant The figures showed ave rage of non for
near options over yesterday. December opened at
12Jz sold to 734 and closed at 72N.
The corn market was dull and uninterestng. TIE
closing prices Identical with those of yesterday
for all fu lures. There was at time during the
session an advance OF &c but 1t soon lost. No
yember sold from 42sS to i25k and elosed at 4214.
Oats ruled quiet with no change of any L ote in
values.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
Kansas City Grain ana Provisions.

Kansas City Grain ana Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct :.
Daily Indicator reports wheat strong: No. soft
cash. 6a8 bid, es$ a4ke1; November 81 bid, 66 asked
"eS corn.sseady: No. ! cash. s5A bid s5x asked;
Noyemher S51 bid. S5s4 asked Year s5,s asked May.
SS7S bid, 39ls sed; No. white. cash, 3S Did,
Oats-May. 26 bid; IS asked
Rye-No. cash d216 bid.
riour-Dun but firm quotations II 20. Xxx so
ass family g5Ge1 10; choice 81 gsI S5: fancy 81 as
OIL 50 extra fancy 81 55Gl co. patent 81 So1 IS; rye
-four 81 31@1 so.
Bran-BuiR, as; sacked, IS.
Hay Steady fancy small baled. g Gu; large S. SO.
Flax seed-@
Butter-Steady; creamery fancy 25; good 90 fine
dairy e; store cho ce l2Gls poor and low grades y
Cheese-Full cream. 13; Young america l3H.
Eggs-W aaker at II per doz,
Corr Meal-Green. 70i dried IS; choice yellow, IS;
bulk, 121s.
: Pouitry-sprirg chics ems weaker. 81 75G2 50;
old hens g e; roosters 81 5J3El IS: live turkeys.
S@9.
rrovisions.-Dry salt shoulders 85 60; long clear,
g. ; clean rib Sides "a TO- short clear 81 5O smoked
shoulders eS5 75 long ciea- s. IS clear rihs 81 s5
short clear. IS Is.
Ness Pork-915 90.
i.arG.-Choice tierce. &c SO.
Rye No. cash 80 asked.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
Al Oniet

BROCK HAVEN, Miss, Oct. Excite
ment over the alleged negro insurrection
near Lawrence and the county line, men
toned a few days sgo, has about subsidized.
The latest reliable information from there
states that the whites arrested and whipped
number Of negro leaders and ordered
them TO leave the county and state irnme.
diately. No other violence Is reported aud
all is quiet.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
Placed Under Arrest.

CINCINNATI, O., Oct 7.-Sheriff Scott
of Hamilton county repaired to Chester
Park with thirty deputies all armed this
afternoon. and when Peter J. Noland and
John P. Glow had gotten fairly under way
In the first round of their prize fight, step
ped up, arrested both and stopped the busi-
ness. About 1 800 people had gained ad-
mission. The prisoners were taken before
a county magistrate where they gave bond
to appear for trial tomorrow.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
Quite Sensational.

TOPEKA, Oct 7-Considersble Of
sensation was created here tonight by the
announcement that Frank jackson, the
well known stockmsn, of the famous
Maple Hill stock farm, had made hasty
assignment and skipped out for Csnads,
or some unknown and more cnngenisl
place than Topeka His liabilities are
placed at $75, 600 Jackson's father is the
heayies, loser.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct u. a. Seller
Of 1885 Cedar avenue, this city, western
agent for Reeve, Osborn & Co, tea merch-
ants Of New York, was arrested in Marion
today and brought here to answer TO the
charge of administering poison 10 his wife
Last Saturday he bought bottle Of wine
and Monday he left home. Ia the after
noon Mrs. Sellers drank some of the wine
and being taken III, called doctor and the
physician found strychnine In the liquor.
Sellers declares hts innocence, but Is held
under s., coo bond for trisl.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
inst and Right,

CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-President Wright, Of
the board of trade, struck another blow at
the bucket shops today. The Commercial
Quotation company, which operates tickers
In connection with the Postal Telegraph
company, was denied the privileges and
quotations Of the board, and the tickers
were stopped. The reason for this action
was the belief Qthat the uotatton company
was aiding the bucket shops against the
hoard
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
Grand Reception.

Boston, Oct. IA great crowd assem-
bled at Fanueil hall tonight to witness the
public reception rendered to General Paine
and Edward Burgess, the owner and de-
signer respectively of the victorious yacht
Volunteer. The hall was elegantly decor
ated with floral representations of the Vol
unteer, the Puritan and the Mayfower.
Mayor O'Brien presided, and appropriate
speeches were made by General Payne,
Mr. Burgess, Governor Ames, ex Mayor
Prince and others.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
PuhlIc Sale.

will sell at my old farm west Of the city,
on Tuesday, October Ii, 1887, one hundred
head of high grade, and thoroughbred Short
horn and Hereford cattle This is the best
herd of young cattle ever offered for sale in
the county.
will also sell all OF my horses, hogs, and
farm machinery of every kind, and about one
hundred acres of good corn. In short, will
sell everything on the farm on years time.
1t will pay to attend this sale
1867 JOHN KELLY.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
AnuouucSment.

We would call the attention Of those de-
string houses and fine residence property to
the fact that our list of such properties is
comprised Of large variety and in any 10
cation desired Among which we would call
especial attention 70 those erected in
Schweiters additions by the well known con-
tractor and builder, S. T. Jones.
The prices and terms on these properties
are such that we can suit the shrewd and
cautious. Soliciting your patronage and
correspondence, we remain resectfully,
WALKER & FIELDER.
12Ift 235 n. Main st.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
st, Louis Gram and Provisions.

ST. LOrF, OCT Z.
flour-Ffrm and quiet ranai1g FRI m 2 20 t. "a 90.
Wheat-Opened stror g and remained so, with
g,od demand. closing ssGAc highe-. No. red cash,
III; October 1910 0H closinRar r.. .
Corn-Higher Casn 39H Gao; October. 391sS 594
closing S9A; November SS,s: December ssh; May
osta2aisher Cash sO14@2i9s October, d; Novem-
Der 241s bid: May. 2SA.
Rye-NomiHal 81.
Lead-Weak at $50.
Eggs Dull. l4x cents. ~
Butter-Unchanged; creamery 0G24 dairy 1890.
Pork si5 G
LArd-S6H
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
Abont Finished.

CHICAGO, Oct. THE work OF copying
the record in the anarchist case for use In
the United States supreme court Is furnish
ed, and the copy will be sent to Ottawa,
Ills, for comparison and certifcation by
the clerk of the Illinois supreme court.
Captain Black viii probably start east with
the records about Monday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. OCT Z.
Drovers Journal reportS Cattle receipts 700; ship
ments <OO. Market strong; shipping steers
IS O0@4 co. stockers and feeders, 81 Ss3 %, cows,
bulls and mixed, al 256S on Texas cattle, 81 5o2 S.
western rangers e. UG4 20.
Hogs-Receipts fssn shipments S01 Market
active Mixed, q 25s4 50; heavy; g. 4o24 So light
IS s5s;4 s. rough and skips 81 SS4 -
Sheep-Receipfs 500; shipments =. Market
steady Natives g. 5014 30; western 8 00<s3 So Tex
ans IS O. a5 50: lambs 81 GOES 10
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

Picnic, Hurdle and Foot Races
At Eldridge Park. Sunday, November 9th,
p m, also special engagement of Baby
Ewing and Prof. Cathcart's vaudeville and
manly art combination of singers dancers
and boxers and wrestlers. Prizes will be
given for the best jumping, boxing, wrestling
and stone throwing Grand social dance,
music by Bepjemin's new brass and string
band. General admission 25 cents 121-3t*
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
Don't Want Big surpIuses.

New YORK, Oct. THE chamber of
commerce today resolved: That the
business men of all parties should unite In
demanding speedy action by congress look
ing to such reduction of our revenues as
VIII make the income of the government
conform nearly as practicable 70 the neces-
sary expenditures Of the nstion"
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
81. Louis Live stock.

ST. LOUIS, Oct Z.
Cat.le-Rcts, liOO; shpt, $40; market firm. Fair
TO choice native .Ieers IS esq 65 butchers steers
sS 90@S s5, feeders g 6c@s ~; Texans and Indians
common to choice AZ 10GS 10.
Hogs-Receipts $40. Shipments, 400 stronger;
choice, heavy and butchers selections "a 5O@4 50:
packing and Workers. medium to prime 81 1S4 90;
piss common to good. @ "a %.
Sheep rsrcepts, 1909 shipments li01; market hrm,
fair to choice 81 S0zS 81 common, g UOS W; lambs
s. 7g@4 Go.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
THB BEST OFFER
Of Wichita Property
Now on the
Market.

For Ten Day S I will offer the Fol
lowing Pisces Of Property for
Sale at the Following FavOra-
bic Figures. The Houses are
all New; all Cleaned out Ready
to be Occupied as Soon as Pur-
chased.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
Kansas City Fair Exposition,

Atchison, Topeka s. Santa Fe Route
One fare for the round trip, Sc Is. Com
mencing Sunday, October Q, the sale will be
continued until October Is; final limit Of tick
cts, October l6. The morDing train leaves
Wichita at 1890 g. m. and arrives at Kansas
City at p. IN. Evening train leaves at 7:55
o. m. and arrives at Kansas City at 9 a. m.
This is the only line running two trains daily
to Kansas City. Equipped with Pullman
palace sleeping cars upon morning and night.
Call at Union ticket office, 122 North Main
street; Douglas avenue depot and Union
depot. w. u. MURDOCH,
i2l st Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

The Benton stone Company
Is now prepared to furnish stone of all kinds
at their yard on Water street, between Tenth
and Eleventh. Footing stone speciality.
12l-6t BENTON STONE COMPANY.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

Immediately, a good second hand office
desk O n secretarte dust be reasonable for
cash. Call on or address Desk, 235 N. Main
street, Wichita. dl2ltt
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

The co-partnership Of the North Market
millinery store is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent, Miss Munsey withdrawing.
12l S* M. BARR,
LAURA MUNSEY.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
wanted. Wanted. Wanted.

President Cleveland smokes La Belle Creole
cigars Wichita Mercantile Co., wholesale
agents for Wichita. 121-Gt.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
s. T JONES.

Or call Oh HENRY JONES,
Room No. Is, Eartwig'S block,
who has photos CT each or the
above residence. with price and
terms; also full authority TO sell
or rent any OF them.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
Kansas City Live Stock.


The Live Stock Indicator reports:
OstJie. heceppe S1ls; shipments. 2S13. Strong
stockers 20 az 60 feedi 81 65S q; cows,
81 25es2 50; grass range steers 81 to0s2 s.
boes - Eeceipts 5lts; shipments, 7i8 higher.
Good choice. a. 20s4 IS; umon TO med um. - ~
"a IS; ships AMI pigs, 81 sos 81.
Cord to choice. IS % SO e5; common 10 medium,
s. u@2 .5
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

The Wichita Mercantile Co are Wholesale
agents for the celebrated Belle Creole Is cent
cigar This cigar has been manufactured
for thirty years, and is known throughout
the U. s. d111-24t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
Assignee Appointed.

Troy, n. Y. Oct THE assignee of
the firm of Ogden, Colder & Co., bankers
and brokers, is Fred P. Allen of this city.
The amount involved Is not yet known.
but is believed to be upward,of $1,000, 600.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

Will make five year loans on farms or city
real estate, at favorable rates, and furnish
money quick as papers ore xecuted. ID. w.
Lewis, President, Kansas National Bank
building. 11435t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
The Novice takes the cake.
Fine Business Room to Lease

Fine Business Room to Lease.
Bids will be received until October 18th for
lease of new Masonic Temple, first floor and
basement, on best corner in Augusta, Kan
ses Finest building in county. RESPONSE
bic merchants invited to examine the proper
ty; town and country around. Address
121-St j. w. KEER, Augusta, Kas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

Co-Partnership Notice.
GEO. l.. ROUSE, JR- JNO. T. SARGENT.
ROUSE & SARGENT.
The undersigned have associated them
selves for continuing and extending the real
estate and loan business Of the late firm OF
Rouse & Boyd at the old location OF that
firm on First street, near post toffice.
GEORGE l.. ROUSE, jr.
12l6t JOHN T. SARGENJ
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

". B. Nickels, corner Market and Douglas,
sells 500 Novices day. 121-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

Lusk's California lemon cling peaches 2
cts. can at Stelnhauser-Merkle Supply Co
120 If
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
The Winners.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 7.-Winners at LstO-
MIA races: Monocrat, Erebus, Rambler,
Dad Macbeth.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

A good washboard :or Is cts. at Stein
hauser- -Merkle Supply Co. I2o II
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

Read our low prices or new California
goods l9-u
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

The Novice is straight HAVANA filler and
only five cents. 12l-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

Mrs. Miller ar d Miss McLeland are located
at 252 " Market street. and are prepared 20
do first class work. Prices reasonable and
satisfaction guaranteed. lA-t'
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
Picnic, Hurdle and Foot Races

Have you tried the Novice? Only five
cents. l2f6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

2 cans of Polks best corn for. 25 cts S.
NJ. Supply Co. 1aO-l
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

Rasi cur quotations on new California
goods S. Nj. Supply Co l201
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

Take the new short line, c. K. & N, Rock
Island route, TO Kansas City, st. Joseph
Chicago ard st. Louis. 1l4tf